Re: still unsolved: parsing multiple XML from socket

[Peter Hendry]

This is not true. From previous mails I would assume that a SAX parser is being used. where did this assumption come from (i must have missed it in the long thread :) ) - if you look on the top post it talks about tracking '<' and '</' ... there is no need to track them if you use XML parser (such as SAX API) then you just need to track indentationLevel (startElement: ++indentationLevel; endElement: --indentationLevel; if(indentationLevel==0) { parser is on the last end element };) The issue is stopping Xerces from reading ahead in the buffer. If SAX is used then the endElement with depth == 0 won't help if Xerces has already pulled in bytes of the next XML document in the stream. That was the original problem. So using SAX alone is not the solution. Pete --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]